Word: implicitly
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...example, subjects are read a list of words before they are presented with the first several letters of a word, such as "cra." When asked to complete the word, the implicit memory begins to work; a subject is more likely to create a word he or she has recently heard (such as cradle) than to choose a different, unrelated word (such as crave...
Heidi L. Roth '87 is currently studying implicit and explicit memory, two classifications of memory which indicate whether a subject is conscious of remembering. She will graduate from the Medical School this June and pursue a residency in neurology...
Roth's research has shown that brain-damaged patients often retain their implicit memory; she uses word tests to study patients' implicit memory...
...name of a constituency (the unborn) who are not universally recognized as possessing rights or deserving defense. Moreover, the protesters envision their actions as a life-and-death matter. This situation superficially suggests that fanatical violence and disrespect for the rights of doctors and women are always implicit in pro-life activism...
...Implicit in Muhammad's assertion that "white folks do lie" is, therefore, the assumption that anything displeasing is a lie and, as a logical consequence, anything displeasing to think that Blacks were not responsible to think that Blacks were not responsible for Western" or the beginning of Western history in such a way that the displeasure is removed. Truth is now reduced entirely to the subjective--a magic wand with which we manage to delude ourselves that the outer world conforms to our desires rather than a rigid measure by which we attempt to deduce the nature of reality regardless...